Horror Hussy xoxo

No idea how I got here

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…….hey

I was born at a very young age and very quickly from that young age developed a love for all things horror.

My name is moth(any and all pronouns, hand em over) and this shall be my account to talk about Horror shit because I have adhd and I never shut up, see yah around.

Stay bloody!

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How do you guys imagine Amanda broke the news to John that, yah she was able to kidnap Adam, but there was unfortunately a casualty in Billy. She must have been so stressed out when she saw Adam beat the fuck out of that puppet from the closet. I wouldn’t even be thinking about the crime I’d just committed at that point, I’d be too stressed out trying to figure out how I’m going to explain to John what happened to his boy. “I left him in Adam’s dirty fucking apartment because he was smashed to pieces with a baseball bat….sorry for your loss, I’d say he’s in a better place now but like I said that apartment was gross-”

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I honestly think Jigsaw/John Kramer just sees himself as Batman

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I know everyone talks about how funny it is that father paul thought the vampire was a angel but I think that’s the scary part, because I 100% believe that’s what a priest would think. Think about it, he’s dedicated his life to this religion and then when he’s in the same place Jesus was said to be, this horrifying creature drinks his blood and makes him drink its blood, and then when he wakes up he’s 40 years younger. I would be more surprised if he didn’t think it was an angel honestly, ESPECIALLY since it was so chill with wearing those costumes are you kidding me-?

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I think I figured out why Negan as a character to me is so funny, and this is gonna be kinda niche, but, it’s because the vibe and attitude Negan brings to the apocalypse is the same vibe that Bianca Del Rio brought to drag race.

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So Frankenstein is kinda my thing, I’m obsessed with the story, for me it is just everything. And obviously since it is such a classic there have been many movie adaptations as well as just movies inspired by the original story. I’ve not seen every movie inspired by Frankenstein, but I have seen a lot of them since I really love the narrative. Most recently I saw The Bride, directed by Maggie Gyllenhaal and I just feel the need now to talk about why I feel that it is the most disrespectful and distasteful film I’ve seen made about Frankenstein because It’s been a couple days since I saw the film, and the more I think about it, the more upset I get.

I’ll start by listening off the positives of the film which are unfortunately few. I do think this film is unique and in a time where most of what we get is sequels and remakes, I think it’s always good to see something that feels original (original doesn’t mean good). I also thought with what they were given the cast did an amazing job, in fact I think that’s kinda the worse part, literally everyone except the writer seems to have done a fantastic job, it’s unfortunate the writing is so bad it ruins the film completely for me.

(I think the best way to explain why this makes me so angry is to compare it with the original story, as well as the original bride of Frankenstein movie.)

In the first scene they bring up Mary Shelley and tell you that they know what she was trying to say better then she did, an odd choice made even odder since this was done similarly in a much more respectful way in the Original Bride of Frankenstein. The difference is that in the original, they stated specifically that this was just a continuation of the story, not some weird re-write of the original Frankenstein story. This leads into the issue which makes it all 1000x worse, the choice to have Frankenstein lie to the bride about who she is and where she came from, giving very much overboard from 1987. This is the main decision that makes me see red, let me break it down:

Mary Shelley wrote a story about what it means to feel like a monster, to feel alone in the world with no one who sympathizes for you or even gives you a chance, to want nothing more than for someone to understand you. In the book and in the Bride of Frankenstein it isn’t Frankenstein who refers to her as the bride, he simply wants a ‘companion’ or ‘friend’ -> in this movie Frankenstein just wants to get married for some reason, who knows why because by having him lie to her and tell her she was just in an accident and they were previously engaged, he takes away the ability for her to understand him.

In the original Bride of Frankenstein, the movie ends because when Frankenstein realizes she’s still scared of him, he then has to realize that he’s done exactly what was done to him and by killing them both he is trying to fix it, not wanting her to feel the same way he does since he believes she will be treated just as cruelly as he was -> when Frankenstein lies to her in this one, not only is he taking away his opportunity for understanding, he’s also taking away her agency. He actively lies to her and essentially brainwashes her into a relationship with him

Mary Shelley Wrote Frankenstein around the idea that monsters are made, and The Bride says they are born (and they try to say that’s what Mary Shelley was really trying to say which just sounds like really shitty misunderstood mansplaining)

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Started watching the walking dead, just have to say, fuck all of you who hate Lori. Shane manipulated her and tried to $exually a$$ault her and he never even had the decency to apologize for any of it. I don’t think Lori was perfect, I think she was a realistic character. Considering the situation she was put in, I think she did the best she could and the fact that she is one of if not thee most hated character is just blatant sexism. “I can forgive murder and cannibalism and all kinds of abuse but I draw the line at women unintentionally cheating on her husband during a zombie apocalypse” that’s what you sound like. Anyways, the more hate I see directed at Lori the more I love her, and every day that passes so does my hatred for Shane and the governor grow.

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I feel like horror has become so watered down that people will try and write stories to just be “scary” and I find that really frustrating especially when people try to say horror shouldn’t be “political” when that is just completely false.

When I was in grade 11 I had to take a lower level English and at first I was kind of embarrassed about it but it ended up being one of my favourite classes in high school because I had a great teacher and the class revolved around monsters. In that class I feel like I really learned what horror was all about because there was a project where everyone had to pick a different classic monster and research them and present it to the class, and as a part of that presentation you had to look at what was going on politically at the time because most if not all classic monsters came into being because of something political the author wanted to comment on.

So really, when someone calls something “horror” but really it’s all just shock-value, they are spitting on the entire genre as a whole. Horror is more than just “what is scary or shocking?” At its very core horror has always been political.

Anyways that’s just what I’ve been thinking about recently, might start a series of posts in the future about specific classic monsters and the political commentary’s behind them, we’ll see.

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Listen- I’m no fan of slow ass Jeff, but, it is very funny that John Kramer is like “Ughhh we get it, your son died, get over it, why are you still holding onto his belongings?” Meanwhile when his wife miscarried he took the puppet he was gonna give to his son and started to make torture traps-

I don’t believe we should judge anyone for their grief process….i just think maybe jigsaw shouldn’t be having such strong opinions on how others deal with grief either yah know?

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From the Spencer’s tiktok account

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I am a major Mike Flanagan fan, and I am also a funeral services student. That is to say this is probably a bit niche haha but it’s just something I’ve noticed that I find very interesting. I can not tell you the amount of times I’ve read “society’s growing denial of death” in one of my various textbooks and it’s something that is very true and since starting school I’ve noticed it more in more whenever I look around me. Now onto Mike Flanagan, I love all of the series he did for Netflix and I find it very interesting how much attention all of them get, with the exception of the midnight club.

I understand why to some extent considering Netflix canceled it before many things could really come to a satisfying conclusion like the four other shows. But I still can’t help but think that maybe part of the reason it’s not as popular is because it is such a blatant acceptance of death. Thats what it’s all about, accepting death. Looking at death and taking its hand when it reaches out to you, understanding that there is no shame in that, it is the most human thing that can happen to a person because it is the one thing we all have in common.

People have a hard time accepting death, and I completely understand why, there is nothing wrong with that, but I just don’t think the midnight club gets enough love for being such an honest and incredible portrayal of what death really is, and how we look at it as something to try and run away from even though it’s impossible and the consequences of that. I just love the Midnight club a lot, it has a lot to say about death and it just feels so important in this modern day world, it deserves more love and appreciation.

Thank you for coming to my little rant sponsored by some midnight gardening.

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Saw 2004 was less then two hours long, and I feel cheated honestly, because they told me that Adam and Lawrence were in there for six hours, so clearly I’ve been cheated out of at least 4 hours of gay shit.

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I’ve got this strange condition where as soon as 2am hits all of a sudden I have the uncontrollable desire to binge all the Saw movies…I don’t know why….just curious if anyone else out there experiences this because I truly cannot express how much I’m not even joking, it’s a disease.

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Vincent Sinclair my beloved <3

I haven’t drawn since high school so please be gentle with me, and also I like putting pick up lines on me drawings so I hope that’s chill with all of you.

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I love the contrast of Bill Skarsgård and Tim Curry in how they are behind the scenes while playing Pennywise.

We got Skarsgård, scared he’s going to traumatize Jack Dylan Grazer, and in reality, literally none of the child actors were scared of him, Jackson Robbert Scott, saying he had fun doing the scenes with him.

And then we have Tim Curry.

Who was known to scare the child actors every chance he got, the actors all avoiding him because they found his portrayal so realistic and creepy. During Georgie’s death scene Tomy Dakota said “Tim, You’re scaring me!” To which Tim Curry responded “That’s why I’m here, kid!”

I love Tim Curry so much

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Thinking about that line in the new twisters movie: “you don’t face your fears, you ride them”

And as a horror/slasher fan that is just a sentiment I can really get behind-

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I saw someone else do this so now I’m doing it, here are some of my favourite horror movies for every year I’ve been alive + a horror movie I share a birthday with <3

2004-2024